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Brooklet looks to install small sewer system for its downtown businesses
Seeks property owners’ support for perhaps $275,000 project
Brooklet Councilman Nicky Gwinnett, Mayor Joe Grooms III and City Attorney Hugh Hunter, left to right, take part in discussion during a June meeting where a concept was presented for a downtown Brooklet sewer system. Affected property owners have been inv
Brooklet Councilman Nicky Gwinnett, Mayor Joe Grooms III and City Attorney Hugh Hunter, left to right, take part in discussion during a June meeting where a concept was presented for a downtown Brooklet sewer system. Affected property owners have been invited to a meeting this Thursday. - photo by AL HACKLE/Staff
City officials in Brooklet, which has no town-wide sewer system, are looking at installing a small system, with pumps and a pipeline leading to large septic tanks and a single drain field, to serve businesses in the downtown area.
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